‘Love on the Spectrum’ Star Tanner Smith Signs With WME | Exclusive
The reality star plans to expand his television presence with his own kids' shows and continued creator brand partnerships The post ‘Love on the Spectrum’ Star Tanner Smith Signs With WME | Exclusive appeared first on TheWrap .
Tanner Smith, a star of the Netflix docuseries "Love on the Spectrum," has joined WME as his representation firm for all areas, TheWrap exclusively confirms. The reality star, who appeared in seasons 2 and 3 of the show, which documented individuals with autism navigating dating and relationships for the first time, will work with WME to broaden his television reach, including a foray into children's television.
WME will also assist Smith in his brand partnerships and endorsement endeavors. Despite not finding love on the series and exiting before season 4, Smith continues to produce content on social media, educating his audience about autism while spreading positivity. He serves as the spokesperson for Wable, an app designed to help neurodivergent individuals build community, make friends, and find love.
Smith, diagnosed with autism at four years old, graduated from ClemsonLIFE at Clemson University. "Love on the Spectrum" was renewed for a fifth season by Netflix, but fellow favorite Connor Tomlinson is leaving the show, signing with UTA. Tomlinson and Smith co-presented at the 2025 Creative Arts Emmys, while their mothers launched a podcast called "Talk to Me Sis."
The show has won 10 Emmys, including Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program, and has received 17 Emmy nominations since its debut in 2022.
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